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A professor in the Department of Mathematics, Paulo Lima-Filho will oversee the new Math Learning Center.

Marine biologist Christine Figgener became known worldwide after a video of her removing a plastic straw from the nose of a sea turtle went viral, helping spur the movement to eliminate the plastic straws.

The state-of-the-art building will advance the understanding of plants and their microbiomes.

The Quantum Materials Science Symposium is known affectionately as "Lee Fest."

Research from Texas A&M and Teysha Technologies aims to reduce plastics pollution through the development of degradable polymers.

The first-of-its kind, 30-hour event will have 450 student participants from around the world.

The annual event features science displays, computer activities and numerous demonstrations and is free and open to the public.

An assistant professor in Texas A&M's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering helped develop a wireless lighting device that allows for direct illumination during surgeries.

A Texas A&M petroleum engineering professor's research on natural gas hydrates could be key to developing the energy resource in an economical, environmentally responsible way.

The donation will fund the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station Hewlett Packard Enterprise Center for Computer Architecture Research.